
RAGER is the music-action brawler that throws you into epic battles where you fight like a true warrior. Set in a dark, digital realm that builds itself around you, each world emerges from the void to test your skill and dissolves once the battle is won.
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RAGER throws you into epic battles where you fight like a true warrior. Rhythm meets combat as each world tests your skill and dissolves once the battle is won. Every moment is powered by intense music that sharpens your senses and pulls you deeper into the fight.
"RAGER makes me feel like I'm engaging with an immersive fitness routine that's straight out of a movie." - UploadVR
"One of the best rhythm games! Colourful, powerful and sweaty!" - BENNiGaming
"RAGER is easily one of my favorite games to come out this year." - PatchS406
Campaign features 12 hand-built levels, including 3 epic boss fights, each with a preset weapon that challenges you to master different fighting styles.
Freestyle offers additional levels, all unlocked from the start, where weapon selection is on you.
SWORD and MACE are one-handed weapons, each controlled independently through swing motions.
AXE and HAMMER are heavy two-handed weapons, controlled with both hands to deliver powerful, sweeping strikes.
CLAWS and FISTS are close-quarters weapons, each controlled separately with wild, feral motions built for aggressive, up-close combat.
180° and 360° Epic Combat
Boss Fights
Various Melee Weapons
Online Leaderboards
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $16.99−15% | 51reviews | 98% | — | $22.3K |
| $19.99 | 70ratings | 88% | — | not modelled |
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This is an earlier review than I normally like, but it's fun and needs more attention. If you've played Until You Fall, you've got a general idea of what this is like, but instead of exploring through a roguelike area, you're standing in an arena with enemies coming in to the music's beat. Played through the campaign on normal difficulty, and it's a fun, fast paced workout that'll probably make it into my standard routine. Honestly, no real complaints so far beyond I wish that there was more to the campaign, but I haven't checked into any side content yet.
A fresh take on the beat saber formula, while the game doesn't have a lot of content right now it shows plenty of promise. Do note that by default this is a 360 degree battlefield, and enemies come from all sides (and sometimes jump side to side too) so having a wireless headset with no cables in the way, and plenty of room all around you is highly recommended. The good: - Visual quality is very good, very stable high refresh rate on my PC. - 6 different types of weapons for more variation. - On higher difficulties enemies come at you hard and fast, plenty of thrill. The bad: - The narration and perhaps some songs are AI-generated. Especially narration lacks emotion. - Fist weapon on my PSVR2 controllers lack precision, often reads an input way too early or not at all. - Content is limited right now. Definitely shows lots of promise, with more polish and content this can be a great game.
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This game is fun, it made me realise how unfit I am but I enjoyed the gameplay so it keeps you going! The swords are kool to use and the simplistic gameplay means it's easy to pick up and play. There is also a leader board if you are good and competitive enough to get yourself to the top!
I playtested this game. This game is a rhythm driven combat game. Not unlike Beat Saber, but with you fighting for your life against enemies rushing in from every direction. Sci-fi and tech aesthetic, as well as some pretty decent music that fits the theme. You're forced to use new weapons as you progress through the campaign, from your typical swords, to daggers/claws, to your own bare fists and two handed weapons. My only complaint to this game is that the two handed weapons, particularly the axe, were fairly tricky to use effectively due to how dissimilar the motion/rotation compared to something like Blade and Sorcery, but what I found to help is instead of having one hand palm down and the other up, have both palm down and swing largely from the hip/shoulders. Beyond that small hiccup, I quite enjoyed the game. It's a very active and movement intensive game, especially with the 360 degree gameplay. If you have an interest in rhythm games, especially combat themed, this one is hard to pass up.
Rager brings a really fun twist to the usual rhythm game in vr rather than watching blocks fly in from across the room In this game, you’ll find enemies surrounding you in a full 360 degree area this means you have to depend on your fast reaction time and not relying on just memorizing patterns one aspect I really liked is that each level introduces new weapons one level you could have a sword next one you could have maces this feature keeps the game fun and new and it wont get boring as fast as some games you keep changing your strategy based on the weapons you are using It’s nice to play a game where you’re not stuck using the same items like sabers all the time plus the music is great it's full of songs that makes the game better i would try this if you like games like beat saber pistol whip or synth riders
Однозначный ТОП. Одна из тех игр, которая зацепила в плане игра+тренировка. Надеюсь ее не забросят. У кого ВР обязательно стоит попробовать.
A fantastic VR rhythm game that I will absolutely be revisiting. First off I will say, this game HEAVILY benefits from having a wireless VR setup. Some of the sections are fully 360 and due to having a Valve Index, I got tangled up in my wire quite a bit. An optional forward-only mode or some option to turn with the joystick would be very much appreciated. Aside from that, the game is FUN! Each level gives you a different weapon to mess around with and they all feel fairly unique to use, such as swords, boxing gloves, a two handed axe, etc. The combat feels responsive and hitting enemies on beat with the music is super satisfying. The music is really good too, definitely got me in the fighting mood. At the time of this review I have not finished it yet, but I will absolutely be revisiting it on my days off for sure. Some minor nitpicks/issues: -some of the "perfect" slashes/hits didn't feel on beat with the music, but it was not a common issue. -Attacks that required both hands to block didn't always respond properly even though my weapons were lined up perfectly, which resulted in me getting hit. -Some enemies felt way too close even though the hit indicator wasn't aligned yet, which resulted in me swinging too soon. -The impact sounds weren't as "punchy" as I had hoped, but that is a very minor nitpick. -Constantly got tangled up in my headset cable during the 360 sections, as stated before. (Won't be a problem once I get the Steam Frame but just thought it was worth mentioning. Overall though, a very fun and addicting experience that I absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys rhythm games (especially Beat Saber) or melee combat games in general. Looking forward to playing more!
received free code for testing, but will be buying on psvr2 next year. pretty fun rhythm game, certainly a more unique and physical take on the genre than I've seen. not a TON of content yet, but what's here is fun and certainly challenging enough that even if you can sprint through the main campaign in an hour or so, beating it all and getting high accuracy/force/score ranks as well as beating it on higher difficulties will definitely take awhile longer. be prepared to create some space as it does feature a 360 degree playing area without any sort of snap or smooth turning. hit detection was pretty good, tho not perfect.
Fun to play but the 360° Combat can be really distracting. The Music is really nice. I would say definitly get the game if you like rythem games and have played gameslike this before
Rager offers a unique take on the quite saturated VR rhythm game market, that stands out. The amount of levels is slightly low at the moment, but the foundation is good. Currently some levels are forced 360°, so make sure you have enough room for that. Overall it's a compelling package for the price. I was able to Playtest this for free.
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